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Homepage for San Diego Community College District, the second-largest of California’s 72 community college districts and serves approximately 100,000 students annually at its three, credit colleges, San Diego City College, Mesa College, Miramar College, and seven campuses of San Diego Continuing Education.
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The San Diego Community College District's three colleges...
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After serving as acting chancellor since March 2023, Gregory...
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Explore the top community colleges in your area based on key statistics and student reviews using data from the U.S. Department of Education. List includes public junior colleges, public technical schools, and all other public 2-year colleges.
As the second largest community college district in California, San Diego Community College District offers more than 400 areas of study and programs of interest. Take classes at one our three, credit colleges, San Diego City, Mesa or Miramar colleges or take free non-credit classes at the San Diego College of Continuing Education.
View the 2024 top ranked community colleges in San Diego, California. Find tuition info, acceptance rates, reviews and more. Read about top ranked community colleges like: FIDM-Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising-San Diego, California College San Diego and Concorde Career College-San Diego.
- There are 10 community colleges serving 52,399 students in San Diego, CA.
- San Diego community colleges have a diversity score of 0.60, which is lower than the national average of 0.70 (view national diversity statistics).
- San Diego, CA community college are approximately 73% minority students (majority Hispanic).
- Different Programs For Different Goals
- Degrees and Programs of Interest
- Three Colleges That Offer Unique College Experiences
- Steps For Admission and to Attend Classes
- Step 2 – Apply For Financial Aid
- Step 3 – Request Official Transcripts from Other Institutions
- Step 4 – Student Success and Support Program
- Step 5 – Register For Classes and Pay Your Fees
Programs leading to an Associate in Arts DegreePrograms leading to an Associate in Science DegreePrograms leading to a Certificate of AchievementPrograms leading to transfer to a four-year college in a California State University, the University of California, or a private college or university.As the second largest community college district in California, we offer over 400 areas of study and programs of interest. To see the full list of majors and programs offered, download the Careers Start HereComprehensive Guide, or pick one up in the Student Outreach Office on campus.
Visit the college websites to discover which college offers the right college experience and education for you. Once you've decided on which college you want to attend, follow the steps below to begin the enrollment process. High School Students – There are special requirements for high school students. Go to the High School Students pagefor detail...
Step 1 – Apply for Admission You may apply for admission if any of the following apply to you... 1. 1.1. Have graduated from high school 1.2. Have passed the California High School Proficiency Exam 1.3. Did not graduate from high school, but have attained a Certificate of Completion 1.4. Have passed the GED exam with an average score of 450 or high...
Financial Aid in the form of grants, scholarships, fee waivers, work study and student loans are available. Go to Financial Aidfor details. Start by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine eligibility for financial aid.
Official Transcripts are required for the following: 1. 1.1. To validate prerequisites have been completed 1.2. To receive credit for courses completed at another institution 1.3. To develop your Student Education Plan 1.4. Students receiving financial aid or veterans benefits must have transcripts on file within one semester 1. 1.1. Students are r...
The goals of the Student Success and Support Program (SSSP) are to ensure that all students complete their college courses, persist to the next academic term, and achieve their educational objectives through admissions, orientation, assessment, educational planning with a counselor, and student follow-up. These services have been designed especiall...
Once you have completed the above steps you are ready to enroll in class, Review the College Catalogs and view the Online Class Scheduleto choose class sections. Go to the mySDCCD Registration pagefor information on how to proceed. All mandatory fees must be paid by the deadline or you will be dropped for non-payment, this includes the mandatory st...
Academic Programs at San Diego City, Mesa, and Miramar colleges and San Diego Continuing Education
The San Diego Community College District consists of three credit colleges, San Diego City College, Mesa College, and Miramar College, as well as seven campuses of San Diego College of Continuing Education. All institutions serve approximately 80,000 students.
